i reach out to my lifeline, the angels laugh in paradise
El couldn't understand how anyone could get tired of the beautiful beach they went to earlier that day, though they weren't a native of Torchline as George himself was. They supposed it really was different for those who grew up around such beauty. El had grown up around a lot of ugliness, so nearly everything in Torchline amazed them.
They listened to George as he listed their options and took a moment to think. They were much too exhausted to go anywhere, so that was a no-go. The leftover pasta wouldn't be enough to satisfy their hunger, but they also weren't sure they could trust George to make a good sandwich. Maybe they were underestimating him, but he hadn't shown much prowess in the kitchen so far. It wasn't as if El could judge; their cooking skills were fairly poor as well.
"Mmm, I think I'll have a sandwich, thank you," they said finally, sitting up and resting their chin on the back of the couch to look over at George. They smiled sweetly, though it wasn't genuine; rather, it was meant to convince George to follow El's request. It was more like a command, really. They didn't know whether he would just roll over and obey, though they liked to think he would.
"You can say I owe you, if that helps?" They really didn't feel like doing anything at the moment.
They listened to George as he listed their options and took a moment to think. They were much too exhausted to go anywhere, so that was a no-go. The leftover pasta wouldn't be enough to satisfy their hunger, but they also weren't sure they could trust George to make a good sandwich. Maybe they were underestimating him, but he hadn't shown much prowess in the kitchen so far. It wasn't as if El could judge; their cooking skills were fairly poor as well.
"Mmm, I think I'll have a sandwich, thank you," they said finally, sitting up and resting their chin on the back of the couch to look over at George. They smiled sweetly, though it wasn't genuine; rather, it was meant to convince George to follow El's request. It was more like a command, really. They didn't know whether he would just roll over and obey, though they liked to think he would.
"You can say I owe you, if that helps?" They really didn't feel like doing anything at the moment.
they say i am my own lifeline
ELEFTHERIA
